Governor blocks genetic property right

A Genetic-DEA Approach to Reveal Property Rights Priorities

Costly Coasean Bargaining and Property Right Security

This paper examines how transaction costs affect Coasean bargaining with secure and insecure property rights in the lab. Consistent with the theory that secure property rights lowers the cost of non-cooperation, we find that bargaining efficiency is inversely related to property right security. Less secure property rights increased economic efficiency twofold. Property owners with secure rights...

Economic Neoliberalism: Property Right and Redistribution Policy

In this paper, we will analyze the relationship between the neo-liberal concept of property rights and redistribution policy. This issue is back in the focus of interest due to the crisis 2008. The crisis has reaffirmed the influence of the state on the free-market processes. The interference of the state with property relations reopened a classical question: is it legitimate to redistribute re...

Internet Regulation: A Property Right Perspective

Is Internet an ideal model for a self-regulated economy? It seems possible to decentrally organize and render enforceable a property rights system on which inter-individual negotiations could be based. Moreover, traditional State intervention is no longer operable since Internet users can bypass the usual regulatory frameworks. At the same time, the longterm sustainability of the competitive pr...

Intellectual Property and the Right to Health

This paper deals with the subject of the various relations existing between intellectual property and the right to health. Reference will be made, within the industrial property system, especially to patents, as a crucial instrument in the development of the pharmaceutical industry, which in turn has afforded the world’s population greater and better access to health systems. Clearly therefore,...